Horror

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Review: Black Christmas (2019)

by Juliana Purnell on December 20, 2019

Black Christmas is a reimagining of the 1974 cult classic of the same name. Is it a parody? Is it a horror? Is it the next anti-Christmas flick? No, it's... a bad movie.

2019’s Horror Movie Guidebook

by Juliana Purnell on December 13, 2019

Looking for a newly released horror film to get your spine tingling? GUG has you covered!

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Review: Doctor Sleep

by Juliana Purnell on December 12, 2019

Doctor Sleep achieves two impossible feats: it's a worthy sequel to one of the most renown horror movies in cinematic history, and also offers one of the best representations of Christians in 2019.

8.2

Not every film in Martin Scorsese's filmography is perfect. Some are uneven, some are weird, some are noble misfires, and some are barely holding together at the seams at times. These movies often serve to contrast the bold heights of his immense [...]

Flawed Faith: The Exorcist, Martin, Screwtape, and Superstition

by Tyler Hummel on October 29, 2019

“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” —Romans 8:28 Released in 1973, The Exorcist is arguably the most hotly-debated film in the history of Christendom. That’s a [...]

7.4

Review: The Addams Family (2019)

by Tyrone Barnes on October 21, 2019

It is how they contrast with real good, not how they match up with real evil (which they don’t), that makes the Addams so lovable.

7.3

Retro Review: Zombieland

by Ian Hancock on October 21, 2019

Following the unforgettable events of September 11, 2001, zombie-centered films surged in popularity. Scholars have speculated that their rise to cinematic prominence during the decade that followed represented a shift in Western consciousness. Namely, a [...]

7.4

Review: It Chapter Two

by Juliana Purnell on September 9, 2019

One of the most anticipated horror films of the year is finally here! But will it live up to the hype, and can it overcome the problems that befell the TV miniseries?

Interview: Robert Bronzi, Actor

by Tyler Hummel on August 19, 2019

The late Charles Bronson is a legend of cinema. Born in Lithuania, the Eastern European working man immigrated to the United States where he starred in dozens of movies from the 1950s to the 1990s. After a solid career as a minor actor in the 1950s, he [...]

6.6

Review: Crawl

by Juliana Purnell on July 14, 2019

An alligator-filled horror that delivers exactly what is advertised. But is that always a good thing?

8.5

Retro Review: Aliens

by Tyler Hummel on June 11, 2019

Following the immense success of Ridley Scott's original Alien (1979) film both in the box office and critically, 20th Century Fox was ready to franchise their newly acquired high concept horror series.

7.6

Review: Brightburn

by Juliana Purnell on June 6, 2019

Brightburn is a horror film with a dark take on a popular superhero. Does it pull it off?

9.6

Retro Review: Alien (1979)

by Tyrone Barnes on June 1, 2019

Alien works ultimately because it can’t help but call out to that hope even in the pitch black of space and in the horrific face of death. It is that hope that wins out, because Alien not only calls, but screams for it.

8.0

Review: Shin-Godzilla

by Tyler Hummel on May 30, 2019

Following the immense success of 2014's Godzilla reboot, the original creators of Godzilla at Toho decided to reawaken their studio and bring back the classic king of the monsters in a brand new monster film from the writer/director of Neon Genesis Evangelion.

7.8

Review: Under the Silver Lake

by Tyler Hummel on May 18, 2019

It's not as streamlined and impactful as its predecessor It Follows, but it's engaging, deep, and smart in its portrayal of its lead character's flaws and motivations and the implications of Hollywood's dark side.

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